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          <title>An ‘open, oozing wound’: why it’s taken decades to clean up waste from a troubled mine in B.C.</title>
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          <description>The closed Tulsequah Chief mine in northwest B.C. has been leaching untreated waste into a salmon-bearing river since the 1950s. The province may finally start cleaning it up</description>
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